If you want long distance, active sailing or you wish to cover long distances on your motoryacht, your captain will arrange that for you. If you would rather snorkel, beach or swim and are interested in water sports activities, your captain will see to making these arrangements. Some of the yachts are equipped with diving equipment or diving equipment can always be arranged through a rendezvous dive service if you are experienced, certified divers. If you would prefer to explore ashore, visit local village or town, that can be easily arranged.

The Virgin Island yachts cruise the waters of the United States and British Virgin Islands. There cruising, sailing, snorkeling and swimming are superb, among the best in the Caribbean. A Virgin Island charter typically visits St. Thomas and St. John as well as most of the British Virgin Islands. St. John has some of the Caribbean's prettiest beaches and is two-thirds National Park.

Your itinerary would include Tortola, Virgin Gorda - where one "must" is a visit to the Baths, an area of gorgeous sandy beaches, superb snorkeling and magnificent caves which you can swim through; Peter Island with its Deadman's Bay and Norman Island for a look at its caves made famous by Robert Lewis Stevenson, Jost Van Dyke and stops at many of the smaller islands - Marina Cay or shelling at George Dog, a lunch stop at Sandy Cay. Most of the islands have several delightful anchorages - one can spend a week to ten days easily sailing and exploring the US and British Virgin Islands. On a ten- to fourteen-day charter, the US Island of St. Croix may be included or Anegada which is northeast of Virgin Gorda and is a snorkeler's and diver's paradise.